Fire Breaks Out At Midland Industrial Plant

By: Dylan Brooks

Updated: December 19, 2012

MIDLAND -- High winds helped to spread a fire at a Midland industrial site on Wednesday afternoon.

    Midland fire officials tell Big 2 that some dry materials overheated and ignited at Agri-Empresa (6001 East Industrial Avenue) around 4:30 PM Wednesday.

    Agri-Empresa workers and Midland firefighters teamed up to douse the blaze quickly.

    Luckily, no one was hurt in the blaze.

    No structures were destroyed in the fire.

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